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A pair of mid 19th century Bohemian green glass lustres, each with five flower painted white overlay roundels below the serrated rims, the trumpet stems and domed feet gilt, the clear glass prismatic drops with cone ends, 29cm high (W) (2)

A pair of George III wine glasses, the trumpet bowls hammered above spiral reeding on the stems and circular feet, 16.5cm high (D) (2)

A set of four late 18th century wine glasses, the trumpet bowls on facetted stems and circular feet, 16.5cm high and another late 18th century wine glass, the rounded bucket bowl on swollen knopped stem and folded foot, 16cm high (D) (5)

Two large Moorcroft Hibiscus pattern vases, the first of baluster form, the other of trumpet form, each decorated on a green ground, painted and impressed marks, the latter 29cm high (2)

A Wedgwood Black Fairyland lustre Butterfly Women trumpet vase, shape No.2810, pattern No.Z1968, printed and painted marks, 24cm high For a similar example, see Wedgwood Fairyland Lustre by Una des Fontaines, plate 30, page 146

A Royal Worcester Trumpet Vase, Shape G923, 19 cm High with Signed Hand Painted Fruit Decoration.

a plated ear trumpet, of foliate engraved bell form, with scroll terminal, inscribed; together with a similar smaller example (2) heights 16.2cm and 10.7cm

a pair of French silver enamelled miniature vases, of globular form, on circular pedestal foot with trumpet shaped rims, decorated with scrolls and trophies in white and gold to a red and black enamelled ground height 11cm

An 18th Century Worcester mug, bell shaped, black printed commemorating the victory of Frederick the Great in the Seven Years War, the King points towards a group of flags and military trophies, the reverse with a winged figure of Fame blowing her trumpet, signed R H Worcester with anchor and date 1757, 4 1/2" high

A Crown Devon wall pocket, urn-shaped moulded pottery, impressed number A305, 9" high, together with a trumpet shaped Losol-ware jug, painted with stylized flora and with fruiting vine handle, 7" high (2)

A pair of Victorian single trumpet epergnes, the waisted etched clear glass trumpets with frill rim supported on three brass dolphins, on circular base with gadrooned edge, 15 3/4" high (2)

THOMAS HARDY: "The Trumpet Major", First Edition in three volumes published Smith Elder & Co, 1880 (3).

THOMAS HARDY: "The Wessex Novels", green cloth bound, monogrammed "TH", published, Osgood, McIlvaine & Harpers, 1895/6 edition, comprising "Tess of the d’Urbervilles", "Far From the Madding Crowd", "Mayor of Casterbridge", "Pair of Blue Eyes", "Two on a Tower", "Return of the Native", "The Woodlanders", "Jude the Obscure", "The Trumpet Major", "The Hand of Ethelberta", "Laodicean", "Desperate Remedies", "Wessex Tales", "Life’s Little Ironies", "A Group of Noble Dames" and "Under the Greenwood Tree" (16). See illustration

THOMAS HARDY: The Wessex Edition: "Tess of the d’Urbervilles", "Far From the Madding Crowd", "Jude the Obscure", "Return of the Native", "Mayor of Casterbridge", "Woodlanders", "Under the Greenwood Tree", "Life’s Little Ironies" (1920), "Wessex Tales", "Pair of Blue Eyes", "Trumpet Major", "Two on a Tower", "Well Beloved", "Group of Noble Dames", "Desperate Remedies", "Hand of Ethelberta", "Laodicean", "Wessex Poems", "Dynasts I, II and III" in two volumes, Herman Lea, red cloth bound, published Macmillan 1912 (incomplete), 20 volumes

THOMAS HARDY: A collection of Victorian bound magazines including, Belgravia (Return of the Native), 1878, "Good Words", "Trumpet Major", 1880 "Fortnightly Review 1891", "Cornhill" and others (a collection)

THOMAS HARDY: The Wessex edition: "Tess of the d’Urbervilles", published Macmillan & Co., 1920 and others - "Under the Greenwood Tree", "Pair of Blue Eyes", "The Mayor of Casterbridge", "Far From the Madding Crowd", "Jude the Obscure", "The Return of the Native", "Wessex Tales", "The Trumpet Major", "The Woodlanders" (10)

A heavy 20th Century lead crystal trumpet Vase, etched with foliage over a facetted lower body and star cut foot, 10” high

A pair of decorative Continental Ewers decorated with tulips on a blush ground, a further 19th Century English Trumpet Vase and a Continental oval covered Dish, (4)

A decorative Ale glass with a trumpet bowl, opaque and cranberry twist stem and spreading circular foot, 6” high

A late 19th Century electroplated Epergne, of heavy gauge wire work construction with applied leaf detail to four detachable trumpet vases, each of plain form with wavy rims, width 15 ¼”

An Edward VII combination Child’s Rattle, Trumpet and Teething Ring, the plain flared trumpet set with (now lacking) bell suspensions to an ivory mouth piece and side mounted ivory ring, height 2 ¾”, Birmingham 1904, Makers mark obscured

A George V Trumpet Vase, of flared and shaped rim, to a tapering body, with knopped stem, and raised on a spreading circular foot, with four compressed bun feet, height 15 ¾”, weight 26 ozs, Sheffield 1923, Makers Mark JDWD

A mixed Lot comprising: Six Onslow patterned Teaspoons, Sheffield 1912, together with three further Teaspoons, a small Trumpet Vase and a Hand Mirror (11)

A plain stemmed wine glass, of drawn trumpet form, the plain stem with tear inclusion on folded conical foot, 16.5cm high, mid 18th century Best Bid

RARE WHITE METAL EAR TRUMPET/ HEARING AID with an openwork floral scroll grill and a foliate engraved body and tube, inscribed Rein & Son, Patentees, Sole Inventors and only Makers, 108 Strand London (a.f)

Victorian glass claret jug engraved with flowers, a pair of engraved trumpet vases and three other items (6)

Electro-plated table centre piece by James Deakin, the cut-glass central trumpet and dish raised by three modelled dragons on triangular base. Width 23cm.

A 1930s Venetian goblet by the Murano Consortium, the swept trumpet foot rising to a triple knopped centre stem set with a flared trumpet bowl all in a pale pink tint, acid marked to the foot C.V.M below a crown, height 9.5.

A small late Edwardian Stourbridge crystal trumpet with wrythen fluted body and applied crystal trim all mounted to a silver plated scroll wire stand, height 7.5.

A late 19th Century plated epergne base of triform mounted with three hippocampi below a pierced central holder with a clear cut crystal trumpet, height 15.5.

A late 19th Century cranberry epergne with a shallow frill rim bowl set with three low arched trumpets with a tall central trumpet, height 19.5.

An 18th Century wine glass, the drawn trumpet bowl on plain stem and shallow conical foot, 6 high.

An 18th Century ale glass, the drawn trumpet bowl on plain stem and shallow conical foot, 8 high.

A late 18th Century wine glass, the broad drawn trumpet bowl on multiple series air twist stem and shallow conical foot, 7 high.

A late 18th Century wine glass, the broad drawn trumpet bowl on multiple spiral air twist stem and shallow conical foot, 6 high.

A mid 18th Century wine glass circa 1750, the trumpet bowl raised to a composite knopped air twist stem and conical foot, foot polished, height 6.25.

*Shorter & Son beige trumpet wall pocket impress 670, a K and P hunt jug with fox spout and a Sylvac tan Airedale terrier

Lazy Susan silver plated gallery with central glass trumpet vase epergne

AN ENGLISH WINE GLASS with trumpet bowl and cottontwist stem, 5 3/4" high

A silver epergne by J. Gloster Ltd, Birmingham 1913, with a central trumpet shaped vase and three conforming subsidiaries vases, on a domed circular base, 39cm (15.25in) high, loaded base

GRAY-STAN A PAIR OF GLASS VASES each of footed trumpet form, with red and white mottled inclusions, etched marks, each bear Edinburgh retailers label (2) 17cm high

A collection of three Hummel Figures, ‘Apple Tree Girl’, HUM141, (foot chip); ‘Singing Lesson’, HUM63, (foot chip) and ‘Trumpet Boy’, HUM97, (3)

A mixed lot comprising: Two various lidded Hot Water Pots, each with wicker covered handles and of trumpet form; Together with a half fluted Hot Water Pot, Lidded Butter Lid, Oval Mustard and Swing handled Cake Basket, (6)

A pair of Oriental white metal Trumpet Vases, (lacking glass inserts), each with shaped rims to pierced and chased bodies, decorated with chrysanthemums, to a spreading circular foot, (lacking bases), (2)

EDWARDIAN SILVER EPERGNE, BIRMINGHAM 1907, the central trumpet surrounded by three smaller trumpets, raised on a circular spreading foot. 17.5cm Weighted

A large 18th century style wine glass, with drawn trumpet bowl, plain stem with tear inclusion and conical foot, 20.5cm high; A pair of glass mallet shaped decanters with triple neck rings and mushroom stoppers, 21cm high; and two other decanters and stoppers (9)Best Bid

An ale flute glass, with facetted drawn trumpet bowl and double knopped stem on conical foot, 20.5cm high Best Bid

A pair of Sevres style giltmetal mounted porcelain vases and fixed covers, modern, each with giltmetal acorn finial above false cover with gilt scrolling border, the neck with floral and trumpet motif between beaded giltmetal bands, the baluster body with opposed oval panels against a dark blue ground, one depicting figures in a landscape, the other a flower spray, framed by scrolling foliage, on circular foot and canted square giltmetal base (2) 53.5cm high

A Bessons & Co Trumpet

A chrome trumpet, Yamaha T100S with case

A late George III glass with plain trumpet bowl and square pedestal base, 16cm (6.25") high

A pair of 19th Century Bohemian red flashed glass trumpet shaped specimen vases with shaped rims, the exteriors finely engraved with a deer hunting scene, on octagonal knopped columns and conforming cut footrims, 12ins high (one column with old repair), and a ditto octagonal flared vase with shaped rim engraved with fruiting vine ornament, on cut footrim, 10.5ins high (rim slightly chipped) £125-160

A large vertical ribbed vase designed by Marriot Powell for Whitefriars in Sapphire blue together with a smaller ribbed footed trumpet vase in amethyst, tallest 9.75”.

A wave ribbed footed bowl in sapphire blue designed by William Butler for Whitefriars, measures 9” across, together with a self colour sapphire ribbon trail bowl and matched trumpet vase.

A pair of 19th Century clear crystal lustres having a scalloped and fan cut foot with conforming facet trumpet mounted with suspended buttons and albertine droppers, height 9”. ILLUSTRATED.

An Edwardian mounted easel-back photograph frame, with marks for Birmingham 1908, maker's mark J.G, of slim shaped rectangular outline decorated with sprigs of lily of the valley; an epergne, Birmingham 1906 (lacking one small trumpet shaped vase); an oval mounted glass preserve pot with hinged cover, 1838; together with a pair of mounted glass condiment bottles, London 1843 (one lacking stopper) (5) Heights: 29.5cm; 23cm; 10.5cm and 18.5cm

* Selection of silver plated items to include a table centre of one large trumpet shaped vase flanked by three smaller vases on round base, 33cm high, four piece coffee service , cased flatware and other items.

A collection of Crown Staffordshire Wares, decorated with the ‘Hunting Scene’ design, comprising: Pair of Trumpet Vases; Two large Mugs; Salt and two Pepperettes; Sugar Bowl; Two handled urn shaped Vase; Small Ginger Jar; Pen Tray; Two Plates and Bread and Butter Plate; Two small circular Trinket Plates; Two further oval Nut Dishes; Covered rectangular Box (repaired) and a Milk Jug

A pair of early 20th Century three light Candelabra, each with detachable nozzles over trumpet shaped and bladed sconces, over drip pans, to plain scrolling wire work arms, to a central removable sconce, the whole raised on a knopped baluster column, and further to a spreading circular base with presentation inscription, (loaded), height 20”

A pair of George V Candlesticks, each rounded sconces to trumpet shaped drip pans and tapering columns and raised on a spreading circular base (loaded), height 9”, Birmingham 1915, Makers Mark obscured (2)